Yasuo Ohgaki wrote:
I gave up tring to make reproducible script.
For the record, PHP does not execute script properly under very
limmited circumstance that I can't find out exactly. Under normal
execution, calling function over and over should exhoust memory,
since new stack is needed for each new function call. I can see
they are called over and over, but stack does not add up.
Execution results in segfault instead of reaching memory limit. At
least gdb/ddd tells so.
Anyway, I think most of users will not be affected by this. If I
find anything concrete, I'll post it here again.
I noticed imcomplete description.
I have following code
// Pesudo code
function handle_input1() {
switch(input1) {
case a:
handle_input2();
break;
case b:
...
}
}
function handle_input2() {
switch (input2) {
case x:
if (some inputs are wrong) {
input1 = b;
handle_input1();
}
else {
// do other thing
}
break;
case y:
....
}
}
gdb tells handle_input1() and handle_input2() is calling each other over and over, but stack does not add up. It works well for all most of all scripts.